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198413m

Tremors

Synopsis

Tall buildings and cars are shot through the Kinemacolor process, variable color filters and a water lens. Sturdiness jousts with fragility, past with present, alienation with tenderness, abrasiveness with sensuality, red with green. The camera is moving in the slick of space. Shapes vibrate selectively out of the image; others at different points in space and in turn, vibrate or flash as vibrations also vary in rhythms and intensity. The Kinemacolor process was use in 1915 to obtain fairly illusionistic colors from black and white films by filming and projecting them through synchronized, alternating red and green filters. This film, while already in color, takes advantage of many of the particularities of the system.

Release History & Theatrical Window

Theatrical Premiere

April 4, 1984

Wide Cinema Exhibition

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Vincent Grenier
Original Title
Tremors
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
13m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Vincent Grenier

Department Leadership Roster

Vincent Grenier

Vincent Grenier

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Tremors.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tremors

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Tremors about?

Tall buildings and cars are shot through the Kinemacolor process, variable color filters and a water lens. Sturdiness jousts with fragility, past with present, alienation with tenderness, abrasiveness with sensuality, red with green. The camera is moving in the slick of space. Shapes vibrate selectively out of the image; others at different points in space and in turn, vibrate or flash as vibrations also vary in rhythms and intensity. The Kinemacolor process was use in 1915 to obtain fairly illusionistic colors from black and white films by filming and projecting them through synchronized, alternating red and green filters. This film, while already in color, takes advantage of many of the particularities of the system.

Who directed Tremors?

Tremors was directed by Vincent Grenier.

Who stars in Tremors?

The principal cast of Tremors includes Not specified.

When was Tremors released and how long is it?

Tremors was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 13m.